Metolux 2 Part SF Wood Filler - White

The working time depends on the ambient temperature and the ratio of hardener used. Generally, it offers a workable period that allows for application before it begins to set. Always refer to the product's specific instructions for precise timings.

Yes, the Metolux 2 Part SF Wood Filler is weatherproof and suitable for both interior and exterior applications. Its durable formulation helps withstand environmental conditions.

Full curing time varies with temperature and humidity. Typically, it becomes sandable within a few hours, but full strength and hardness are achieved after 24 hours. Allow adequate time before painting or staining.

This is a two-part system, meaning it requires mixing two components (filler and hardener) to initiate a chemical curing process, resulting in a much stronger, more durable, and less shrinkable repair compared to single-part, air-drying fillers.

Yes, the filler is designed to be easily sanded to a smooth finish, allowing you to shape it and prepare it for painting or staining.

This specific product is white. However, Metolux offers 2 Part SF Wood Filler in a range of pre-coloured shades to match different wood types, such as mahogany, light oak, teak, and redwood.

Store the filler and hardener in their original, tightly sealed containers in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Ensure the lids are securely fastened.

Ensure the hardener was mixed in the correct ratio and thoroughly blended with the filler. Check storage conditions, as extreme cold can affect curing. Avoid using in very low temperatures.

The hardener may have been mixed in too high a ratio, or the working time was exceeded. Use only the recommended amount of hardener and mix only what you can use within the working time.

This can occur if the filler was applied too thickly in one layer or if the surface was not properly prepared. For deep repairs, apply in multiple thinner layers, allowing each to partially set. Ensure the wood surface is clean and sound.

The surface may not have been properly prepared. Ensure the wood is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or loose paint. Lightly abrading the surface can improve adhesion.